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A ONE-MAN performance of musical the­ atre and comedy will be staged at


. Clitheroe’s St Mary’s Centre on Saturday. Entitled “An Audience With Richard


Sanderson - Live And At It Again”, the show stars... you guesse’d it, Richard Sanderson. He will perform a medley of songs from various West End shows, including “Chicago”, “Phantom of the Opera”, “My Fair Lady”, “Carousel” and many more, interspersed with jokes, anec­ dotes and observations. Richard is a regular with the Clitheroe Parish Church Amateur Operatic and Dra­ matic Society and recently gave a memo­ rable performance as Sir Evelyn Oakley in


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Richard's one-man show Jazz club hopes?


its successful production of “Anything Goes”. Proceeds from his show will be split between the society and the British Heart Foundation, which he chose as a benefici­ ary after his grandmother died suddenly from a massive heart attack three years ago. Tickets cost £8 and are available from


the St Mary’s Centre, in Church Street (Tel: 01200 424545) or on the door. The show starts at 7-30 p.m. O The Clitheroe Parish Church Amateur


Operatic and Dramatic Society will hold its ACM at the St Mary’s Centre on Tuesday, May 8th, beginning at 7-30 p.m. It is open to members and non-members


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AMBITIOUS plans are in hand for the formation of a Clitheroe Jazz Club. Local Jazz fans Paul Ellis


and Geoff Jackson are holding an open meeting at the St Mary’s Centre, in Church Street, at 7-30 p.m. on Tuesday', May 15th, in anticipation of a groundswell of support for the initiative. ' Local jazz pianist, Eric


Ainsworth, will be playing during the evening and the centre’s bar will be open. Paul and Geoff will be


proposing the formation of a .lazz Club and are looking for enthusiasts to sign up for membership on the evening. They will also be presenting the idea of regu­ lar monthly jazz sessions to the meeting, and will be


confirming the first evening gig for Saturday, June 23rd, at the St Mary’s Centre. Paul and Geoff have been able to sign up two popular North West bands for this date. They are “Harold Salisbury & Pinto Beans” and “The James Harg­ reaves Quartet”, both of whom will be appearing at the Wigan Jazz Festival in July. It is hoped that regular


monthly jazz sessions will follow the June event. Anyone wanting to find


out more about the pro­ posed formation of the .lazz Club can contact Paul Ellis on 01200 440271 or Geoff Jackson on 07971 971 209, or by email to: geoff.jack- son@trinitypartners.co.uk


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Wine bar wars in town? by Natalie Cox


COULD wine bar wars be com­ ing to Clitheroe? Work is almost complete to trans­


form the former Ethos Gallery build­ ing in York Street into the latest Olive Press bistro for local super chef Paul Heathcote. Now, a planning application to


change part of Clitheroe’s Nat West Bank building, just yards away, into a wine bar and cafe has also been given the green light. This means the two businesses will sit side by side on York Street.


The proposal for the bank site in


York Street was given the go-ahead on Thursday by Kibble Valley’s


Planning and Development Com­ mittee. Plans to change the use of the


upper floor offices, once home to the Enterprise Agency, to a wine bar and cafe with extensions and a lift shaft were both granted, as was the sepa­ rate application to install the lift. A report to councillors stated that


the area in question is part of the first floor and second floor, with the remainder of the building continuing to be used as a bank. The external appearance of the building would


not be altered, except for the addi­ tion of a lift shaft on the York Street elevation.


The report continued: “It is envis­


aged that the wine bar will be open in the evening and the cafe open in the daytime to serve drinks with some pre-prepared snacks. It is not the intention to serve meals, or cook food on the premises.” It added: “It is considered that the


proposal will contribute to the town centre’s vitality” and that it “would not add significantly” to the “exist­ ing night time background noise”. A report from the planning officer relating to the lift application


Planning applications in the pipeline


A PLANNING applications has been submitted to Kibble Valley Borough Council for a proposed dwelling to form retirement accom­ modation or conversion of redun­ dant barn within the same cur- tilate. Comments on the proposal at Wyncongill Farm, Holden Lane,


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Bolton-by-Bowland (number 0363) must be made to the council by May 11th.


Other applications include: Clitheroc: Sun lounge extension


and internal alterations to form study and toilet at 20 Windsor Avenue (0366). Change of use of retail unit into a tenant “Drop in”


centre and staff office accommoda­ tion at 2 King Lane (0369). Chalburn: A single storey exten­


sion to create a granny flat at 41 Kibble Lane (0364). Gisburn: Installation of LPG


bulk storage tanks and additional water storage tank, with earth


bunding and landscaping at Tod- ber Caravan Park, Burnley Koad (0377). Langho: Two-


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storey side exten­ sion to replace existing garage at Dove Cottage, Snodworth Koad (0360). MiUon: Keten-


tion of five agricul­ tural workers’ car­ avans and screen fencing at Withgill Farm (0362).


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Spellbound through


glass! “THKOUGH a stained glass win­ dow” was the title of the talk enjoyed by Clitheroe Civic Society. Guest speaker


Margaret Edwards informed a well attended meeting about the different types of stained glass seen in buildings and illustrated her talk with slides. Sue Holden and


John Lambert will speak at the next meeting on Clitheroe’s old street names. The venue for


Monday, May 14th, has been changed to the meeting room at Clitheroe Library. The meeting


starts at 7-30 p.m. and visitors are welcome. There is a


charge of £2 to include refresh­ ments.


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described an original scheme for “a fully glazed structure” as being an “incongruous feature” and “detri­ mental” to the street scene and char­ acter of the building. However, a revised submission


which is “predominantly stone with a stone parapet roof on the top floor” could not be seen as a “visual­ ly discordant feature”. Councillors gave both plans the


green light subject to a number of conditions, one relating to the restricted use of the premises - between the hours of 8 a.m. and mid­ night, and another which states that it should only be serviced between 7


and 9 a.m. Monday to Saturday. © In a separate application. So


Bar, in King Street was seeking ret­ rospective consent for the use of a garage as a general store, to use an area under a balcony as an external seating area, as well as using an open area as additional external seating. Comments from three letters of


objection were included in a report to committee which raised concerns about increased noise disturbance and problems with vehicles unload­ ing. Although the application was rec­


ommended for approval, councillors refused the plan.


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